Case Western in Cleveland
Cooper Union’s “STEM” is mainly the E; subjects like math exist mainly to support engineering majors. Offerings of more advanced math courses are limited: https://cooper.edu/engineering/class-schedule
Is that $35k annual budget with loan included or not? I can give info on a few schools that my D1 applied and received merit scholarship offers several years ago.
- As someone pointed out, Purdue does have almost 1000 trustees and presidential scholarships. Just make sure you apply EA. It can go up to $16k per year from these. However, they have additional scholarships that may bring the cost down further. My D got $20k/yr from them from OOS. However, an ACT score of ~35 is likely needed (although still not guaranteed). http://admissions.purdue.edu/costsandfinaid/freshman.php
- UMN-TC does offer very generous scholarships to OOS students too. If your kid is NMF, they may (not automatic or guaranteed though) offer you a large scholarship (actually 2 or 3 together) to cover more than 50% of their <$35k CoA.
- UMich also has hundreds of large scholarships in LSA and CoE. Your kid will be applying to LSA for Math Major and the most common large scholarship is $10k-$20k per year for OOS students. However, it is very competitive as you need to be the top 2-3% of admitted students to receive it. Nevertheless, it is still likely over your budget even with a $20k scholarship as the CoA is near $60k. They do offer ~15 full ride though.
Indiana might be worth a look. A colleague visited recently and got to see their two supercomputers. He said it was “CrayCray”